Interesting Take on Cold Fusion

"This is precisely the type of information that would
be needed to spur the economy out of its doldrums
and provide some hope for the future.

It comes at a very convenient time - almost magically.

Perhaps they knew all along this technology was
viable and would bring it out when the time was right,
after most all profits had been wrung out of the public
by the oil cabals.

Yes, this technology could save us all and give
needed impetus to economy and growth.

Now they have to find a way to curb increasing wierdness
such as pollution innundation, TV mindlessness control,
violent child rape and porn and legalizing child sex,

monitor (successfully) nanotechnology that could
kill Ethnic populations (thus spurring a nuclear
holocaust)

(Try to kill all the Chinese or Russians with nano
or bio technology and see if they go away quietly)

curb increasing biological, electro magnetic robotic 
weapons hat are poised to make life on earth
increasingly tenuous.

Infinite energy will create infinite waste and garbage,
as our human nature isn't developed enough to know
how to say No to self gratification. Example: Drugs
are here to stay)

FIGURE THIS: (READ THE WHOLE THING)

Mankind goes on with infinite free energy. They live
luxurious lives with much animal research with their 
terrible suffering, to help heal humans heal from profligate
afflictions brought about profligate life styles.

THAT WOULD MEAN THAT THE UNIVERSE AND OTHER
MORE ADVANCED CIVILIZATIONS HAVE DONE THE
SAME AND WOULD BE WILLING TO USE HUMANS AS
MONKEY AND GUINEA PIG SUBJECTS.

In other words, if we can do it, any life in this Universe can.
And that means we're somebody's sucker.

Let's see if evil CAN win out...

As for me, I would rather we all find a way to live WITHOUT

tacitly approving the terrible torture of the most innocent
among us, with new laws allowing such things as free
distribution of robotic child porn, etc. FOREVER GONE.

It's a new world, folks! Free energy means new responsibilties.

Have you noticed that evil deeds generally lead to utter destruction?"